Making the Jump to Engineering Management
After almost a decade working as an individual contributor — with a few short stints in engineering leadership-adjacent roles — I've decided to finally make the jump to engineering management.
My ramblings on programming, product development, and more, collected in chronological order.
After almost a decade working as an individual contributor — with a few short stints in engineering leadership-adjacent roles — I've decided to finally make the jump to engineering management.
One thing I had to sort out when migrating this site to Next.js was moving from the relatively-straightforward implementation of gatsby-plugin-feed to building a custom-rolled RSS feed. It actually turned out to be a relatively painless process, so I thought I'd share how it works.
Over the last few months, I have become incredibly fond of using statecharts with React Hooks. In this post, we'll build a payment form with XState and React Hooks.
One of the most compelling changes I’ve made in my approach to web development came when I introduced state machines and statecharts in my applications.
A few months ago, I announced that I was working on my first ever online course. Since then, I’ve been working hard to bring that course to life, so I wanted to take time to share some thoughts on the process so far.
Earlier today I spent the better part of a couple of hours scratching my head over a seemingly simple issue, so I thought I’d share the problem I encountered and the resolution I finally found.